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IPRGSO elects new officers for 2024-2025 academic year
Please join us in congratulating the newly elected governing board of IPR's Graduate Student Organization!
President – Luca Badolato
Vice President – Xueqian (…
Announcing the fall 2024 IPR seminar series
We are pleased to announce an exciting schedule of fall seminar speakers. IPR seminars will continue to be on Tuesdays from 12:30-1:30pm in 38 Townshend Hall and on zoom. Registration details,…
IPR affiliate Patricia Pittman receives dissertation award from Department of Human Sciences
Patricia Pittman received the Outstanding Dissertation Award for the Department of Human Sciences. This award is given to students in recognition of a dissertation that represents…
IPR affiliate Smitha Rao receives Community Engaged Scholar Award
The Community Engaged Scholar Award recognizes faculty members who have demonstrated co-created engaged scholarship that has positively impacted communities. Community Engaged Scholars have made…
Seed Grant research published in Journal of Primary Care & Community Health
“Perceptions and Experiences with Healthcare Providers Among People Navigating Reproductive and Fertility Decisions” by Marta Bornstein, Anna C. Church, Kaleb Masterson, and Alison H. Norris was…
Three IPR affiliates received poster awards at PAA
Congratulations to Yoonyoung Choi, Mei-Yu Kuo, and Sarah Hayford for their poster awards at The Population of Association of America annual meeting in Columbus, OH in April 2024. A full list of…
16th Annual Huber Population Lecture to feature Bruce Link, UC Riverside & Columbia University
The 16th Annual Huber Population Lecture will feature Dr. Bruce Link, UC Riverside, Distinguished Professor of Public Policy and Sociology & Columbia University, Mailman School of Public…
IPR Seed Grant Call - due March 6
Seed grants are awarded to support population-related research that has the potential to receive external funding, with a high priority given to research that falls under the purview of the…
PAA Action Alert: Urge Congress to support funding of scientific and statistical research agencies
Congress faces two critical deadlines in March to prevent a Federal government shutdown. This is federal funding for most of the agencies that support the population sciences, including the NIH,…